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<big><b>Creating Non-Enrolled Courses in TracCloud</b></big><br> | |||
Non-Enrolled courses can be useful in allowing students without registrations (or without a relevant registration) to still receive tutoring assistance when needed. This newsletter will be going over the process of creating one of these non-enrolled courses. | |||
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==1. Creating a Course== | |||
First, we need to create the course that are section is going to be assigned to. Start by going to <i>Other > Listings > Courses > New Course</i>.<br> | |||
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In the Course Entry window, the <b>Subject</b> field is required, and will be the name of our non-enrolled course. In this example, we’ll be calling our course “Other.” The remaining fields are optional and will be left blank for this scenario. Save once you’re ready to move on to step 2.<br> | |||
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==2. Creating a Term== | |||
Our section will need to be assigned to a term. While we could technically assign it to our currently active term, this may not be ideal, since we would need to create a new section each semester. For a case such as this, let’s create a generic term that we can leave active. | |||
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I’m going to call my term "Support," but you can name your term virtually anything. The term will appear in the course name when searching for availabilities. | |||
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<i>Other > Other Options > Preferences > Terms > New Term</i>. | |||
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==3. Creating a Section== | |||
Next up, we need to create the section that staff and students can select. Go to <i>Other > Listings > Sections > New Section</i>.<br> | |||
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Select the <b>Course</b> and <b>Term</b> that you just created, check the <b>Non-Enrolled</b> box, and save. The other fields are optional.<br> | |||
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==4. Update your Course Lists== | |||
Lastly, you’ll need to update your Course Lists to ensure that your course is assigned to your Centers and your Consultants. | |||
<i>Other > Listings > Course Lists > [Your Course List]</i> | |||
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You’ll also want to select Process Specialties to update your existing Course Lists.<br> | |||
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And you’re all set! Students and staff can now select your non-enrolled course when searching for availabilities or creating visits. | |||
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Creating Non-Enrolled Courses in TracCloud Non-Enrolled courses can be useful in allowing students without registrations (or without a relevant registration) to still receive tutoring assistance when needed. This newsletter will be going over the process of creating one of these non-enrolled courses. 1. Creating a CourseFirst, we need to create the course that are section is going to be assigned to. Start by going to Other > Listings > Courses > New Course. 2. Creating a TermOur section will need to be assigned to a term. While we could technically assign it to our currently active term, this may not be ideal, since we would need to create a new section each semester. For a case such as this, let’s create a generic term that we can leave active.
3. Creating a SectionNext up, we need to create the section that staff and students can select. Go to Other > Listings > Sections > New Section. 4. Update your Course ListsLastly, you’ll need to update your Course Lists to ensure that your course is assigned to your Centers and your Consultants.
Other > Listings > Course Lists > [Your Course List]
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